Byrnes Outlines U S Plan for Centralized Germany
Secretary James Byrnes urged a fast move to a centralized German government and a federal constitution for a United States of Germany. He warned France over the Rhineland Ruhr and stated U S occupation forces will remain until Germany governs itself under strict rules. He backed keeping eastern boundaries flexible, while stressing Germany must be governed as an economic unit and the Nazi leaders must be removed.
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Stuttgart
James F. Byrnes
France
Rhineland
Ruhr
Russia
United States
Germany
Oder
Byrnes
Poland
America
Potsdam
Allied Control Council
Yeuman
Koenigsberg
East Prussia
Silesia
Britain
British insistence on Trieste status sparks clash at talks
In Paris the British warned they would withdraw from the Big Four accord on Venezia Giulia if Trieste lacks genuine international status as a free territory. Hector McNeil said Yugoslav demands threaten the deal, while France supported a free territory core.
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Paris
Great Britain
Venezia Giulia
Trieste
Yugoslavia
Adriatic
Hector McNeil
Britain
France
Maurice Couve de Murville
McNeil
Foreign Ministers Council
Luxembourg Palace
Andrei Vishinsky
Vishinsky
Italy
Reece charges CIO boxscore stacked to hit GOP
Republican national chairman Carroll Reece accuses the CIO-PAC of stacking its voting boxscore to cast GOP lawmakers seeking reelection in a negative light. He criticizes omissions on veterans bills government restraint and farm aid as part of a staged move to aid the Democrat administration.
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Washington
Carroll Reece
Republican National
CIO
Political Action Committee
GOP
Reece
Republican News
Cio-Pac
Shell Defects Laid to Fuses Garsson Clear
The Army cleared the Garsson munitions combine of responsibility for defective 4.2 mortar shells that killed 38 soldiers and injured 127. A War Department report blamed faulty fuses and was turned over to the Senate War Investigating Committee. The principal fuse makers listed include William Fencil Co, Huntly Tl, Milwaukee Stamping Co, Casco Products Corp, and National Fire Works Co, described as a Casco subsidiary.
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Washington
Garsson
War Department
Senate War
May D
William Fencil Co
Huntly, Tl
Milwaukee Stamping Co
Milwaukee
Casco Products Corp
Bridgeport, Conn
National Fire Works Co
West Hanover
Mass
Casco
Pomeroy Man Injured In Mine State Fall
Faymond Justice of Main Street Pomeroy was seriously hurt at 11 a m Thursday in a state fall at the Big Lump Coal Mine on Union Avenue Pomeroy He was rushed by Ewing ambulance to the Boice Clinic Middleport where X ray showed fractured pelvic bones and a back injury He was later sent to the Veterans Hospital Huntington where confinement for several months is expected Justice has a wife and four minor children He was discharged from the Army last Spring.
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Pomeroy
Faymond Justice
E. Main St
Big Lump
Union Ave
Ewing
Boice Clinic
Middleport
Justice
Veterans Hospital of
Huntington
Army
Farm Bureau Official Warns of Speculation
E. K. Augustus assistant secretary of the Farm Bureau Agricultural Credit Corp warned farmers against speculating on buying farm lands at current high prices as inflation runs higher in some areas.
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Columbus
E. K. Augustus
Farm Bureau Agricultural Credit Corp
Enforcement of Order Against Monumental Life Co in Ohio
CINCINNATI and COLUMBUS reports cover the NLRA petition seeking a cease and desist against Monumental Life Insurance Co of Baltimore for alleged union discouragement in Ohio offices. The state reports weekly sales tax totals rising to 1,879,266 and an annual total of 56,078,78 for the period, with prior comparisons. In Maryland, Lewis C. Campbell, 61, was killed in a head-on collision near Baltimore.
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Cincinnati
Monumental Life Insurance Co
Baltimore
Ohio
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
National Labor Relations Board
Columbus
Cnécea Aus
Lidice Baat
Saustea
Regi
Don H. Ebright
Todas
Cencinnati
Lewis C. Campbell
Baltiimage
OPA Moves Gallia Board to Jackson in Enforcement Push
Cincinnati district Office of Price Administration announced Gallipolis board will shift to Jackson on October 15 as part of 20 relocations to improve enforcement. The New Lexington board moves to Lancaster. Athens Bellaire Steubenville Cambridge and Marietta boards stay. 26 to 30 more investigators will be hired to stamp out black markets in meats and other commodities.
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Cincinnati
Gallipolis
Office of Price Administration
Jacksson
OPA
Lexington
Lancaster
District Opa
Athens
Bellaire
Steubenvile
Cambridge
Marietta
Co-Op Leaders Plan Overseas Tour for Alliance Meeting
Secretary Murray D. Lincoln said nine Ohio Farr Bureau directors and staff will attend the International Co operative Alliance annual meeting in Zurich October 7 to 10. The group sails from New York September 14, tour British and European co-ops, visiting London Manchester and Rochdale before Paris and Berlin if approval is granted.
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Columbus
Murray D. Lincoln
Ohio Farr Bureau
International Cooperative Alliance
Zurich
Switzerland
New York
Southampton
England
London
Manchester
Rochdale
France
Paris
Berlin
Better Pay for Teachers Urged To Meet Shortage
Ohio education officials warn that teacher pay must rise to address a significant shortage affecting public schools. With more than 2,000 positions unfilled and 8,800 held by temporarily certified staff, classrooms face overcrowding and reduced programs across the state. A 25 county strike for higher pay enters its fourth day, while Cambridge avoids a strike as the board proposes a two mill levy for November voters.
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Columbus
Ohio
Harold J. Bowers
Bowers
Yare
Scicto County
Cambridge
Board of Education
Four Counties Seek Veteran Housing Aid
Columbus report shows four counties requesting state funds for veterans housing programs. Adams seeks 148832.12 dollars, Hamilton 540262.25, Montgomery 256655.99, and Franklin 337637.92. Mansfield News Journal veteran editor John W. Graham resigned to join West Virginia Publishing Co. in Morgantown.
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Columbus
Don H. Ebright
Adams
Hamilton
Montgomery
Franklin
West Virginia
Mansfield
John W.graham
Mansfield News Journal
West Virginia Publishing Co
Morgantown
W.va
Fight Against Labor Strife Group's Regional Panel
An eight man advisory committee with equal labor union and management representation was formed by the Federal Conciliation Service in Cleveland. It covers Region Three serving Ohio Indiana Michigan West Virginia and Kentucky to minimize labor management disputes. The panel will select impartial arbitrators from a roster for assignments as needed.
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Cleveland
Federal
Conciliation Service
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
West Virginia
Kentucky
Cleveland Committee
Edgar L. Warren
Washington
AFL
CIO
U.S$. Chamber of Commerce
Na|ionst Association of Manufacturers
State Cancer Program Urged by Doctor in Ohio
Columbus report states Ohio needs a statewide coordinated cancer control program and a 110 percent increase in general hospital beds. Dr. E P McNamee of Cleveland, president of the Ohio State Medical Association, told 300 Ohio health commissioners last night. An unrelated Lima auto wreck killed 62 year old Herman K Muller of Long Beach California when his car overturned on the Lincoln Highway six miles north of Lima.
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Columbus
Ohio
E. P. McNamee
Cleveland
Ohio State Medical Association
Ohio Health Commissioners
Lima
Herman K K. Muller
Long Beach
Calif
Lincoln Highway
Here
Maritime strike freezes New York harbor amid port paralysis
The AFL Seafarers International Union and Sailors Union of the Pacific led a broad coast wide walkout halting 344 ships in New York and up to 2,534 vessels on three coasts. The Maritime Commission reported extensive immobilizations from Portland to Savannah with 548 American registered and 157 foreign flagged ships affected. strikers pledged to honor picket lines as talks continued with government officials and shipowners warned of massive industry and supply disruptions.
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Associated Press
New York
U.S. Maritime Commission
Commission
AFL Seafarers International Union
Sailors Union of the Pacific
Portland
Savannah
STU
SUP
Atlantic Coast
Gulf
Wage Stabilization Board
Maritime Commission
Appeegions
CIO
J. B. Bryan
Pacific American Shipowners
Sailor's Junion of the Pacific
SIU
WSB
Paul Hall
Max Kor
Enblatt
Washington
Truman
Labor
Schnellenbach
Philip Hannah
Ohio
San Francisco
Harry Lundeberg
Hannah
Lundeberg
William Green
AFL
Boston
MNRRA
OPA raises better grade meat ceilings in region seven
Ohio state area plus Michigan except upper peninsula, eastern Kentucky and western West Virginia see higher ceilings effective at midnight. Officials say housewives pay about 20 percent more for better grades under new rules, yet overall meat prices likely stay about 30 percent below peak levels since lifting ceilings. Some items match old prices, pork except bacon and pork chops. Large stores may price beneath ceilings. stronger enforcement to curb over ceilings.
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Cleveland
OPA
Ohio
Michigan
Upper Peninsula
Kentucky
West Virginia
Walter J. Heeddesheimer
Local Option Year Is Asked By Ohio Women Union
The four day Ohio Women’s Christian Temperance Union convention ends with a campaign to make 1947 a year of local option in Ohio. A resolution stating organized liquor traffic fears local options and factual advertising was approved. The group urged united action and approved examining state liquor laws for enforcement.
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Columbus
Ohio Women's Christian Temperance Union
Ohio
United Action
Taxi Drivers' Strike Ended in Canton After an Agreement
A strike by 70 AFL taxi drivers begun August 21 ended at 4 p m yesterday. Union and cab company representatives agreed to operate while the Wage Stabilization Board decides on a proposed commission plan the drivers say would cut earnings.
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Canton
AFL
Wage Stabilization Board
West Virginia Coal Production Rises in July
Charleston reports West Virginia coal production for July reached 13,910,608 tons, well above the same month last year. Despite the July gain, year to date output remains well behind 1945 totals, according to state mine official G. R. Spindler.
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Charleston
West Virginia
G. R. Spindler
Ohioan 92 Declares Status as One of Oldest Hunters
Circlville resident Charles Emrine aged 92 says he remains among Ohio's oldest game hunters and plans to hunt again next season. He quit active work at 85 after winning a company championship at Esmeralda Canning Co.
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Circleville
Charles
Emrine
Ohio
Esmeralda Canning Co
Records Shattered At Stark County Fair Attendance Peak
Canton officials report about 105000 attendees at Stark County Fair setting a new attendance record. The fair concluded after a four day run with robust crowds and events across all divisions.
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Stark County Fair
Canton —P
Stark County
Stolen Plane Joyride Ends Near Circleville Cornfield
An 18 year old and a 16 year old companion stole Cmdr E R Traylor’s Piper Cub from Norton airfield near Columbus. The plane was found in a cornfield near Circleville after a dawn flight ended in a field. The elder boy was jailed for grand larceny while the younger fled, pursued by police along the Olen tangy River.
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Columbus
A. J. Lashley
John Bethel
Norton Airfield
Cmdr
E. R. Traylor
Washington
Cleveland
Circleville
Zanesville
Here
Olentangy River
Pension hike raises benefits for 25 000 Ohio pensioners
Welfare Director Frazier Reams estimates about 25 000 of Ohio's 117 000 old age pension recipients will gain October checks under a new $50 maximum, up from $40, with $200 yearly medical expense aid. The rise is funded by state and federal sources and targets those truly in need. Former Lorain publisher Jacob J. Meyer, longtime city council president, died yesterday.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frazier Reams
Reams
Frank J. Lauscher
Dies Lorain— LP
Jacob J. Meyer
Old Lorain Daily News
New York election worth watching says Sam Simmons
Sam Simmons argues New York governor race pits Dewey against Len Mead with Roosevelt era loyalties shaping voter bias. He notes immigrant groups favored Roosevelt while Nostalgia and dramatic leadership style echoed quonarchs, prompting questions about party loyalty after Roosevelt’s era ends.
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New York
Jean
Dewey
Empire State
Len Mead
Franklin D Roosevelt
Europe
Roosevelt
Travis
Navy
Army
Congress
Supreme Court
Democratic Party
Two Crushed at Cleveland Electric Power Plant
Two workers, Cisak and John Kozak, aged 4, were crushed to death yesterday when over 60 tons of coal collapsed at the Cleveland Electric Heating Plant operated by Ohio Standard Oil. SOHIO directors named a new board member in Cleveland report.
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Cisak
John Kozak
Cleveland Electric
Tuminating Co
Sohio
NASA
Cleveland
The
Standard
Ol! Com
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